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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-14
THE BELLEVIEW INSTITUTE.
Judge Emerson Addresses the Col
legians.

Ed. Register-It is little out of my
line to "wri:e up" lecture S, etc, for the
press, but at your request / submit the
following brief, and altogether too inn
perfect report of Judge Emerson's mas.
terly address in our college chapel on
Friday evening last. 1t has been a long
time since those of our people who can
appreciate all intellectual feast, have
had spread before them a more tempt
ing repast than was enjoyed on that
occasion. True to the instincts of the
genuine philosopher, the Judge under
stands that "the ladies'" are necessary
adjunct even to pbilosophic argu-
ment, he knows that we, too, under
stand that fact, and SO he broug ht three
of that particular adjunct with him,
and the pleasant hour at President
Vandiver's in enjoyable conversation
with the faculty put us all in the best
OF humor, and certainly must have
been q source of inspiration to the
speaker himself. After this happy
prelude we started for the college, and
what an evening! The stars, the moon,
the-welI, whole ream of the most
unstinted poetic description could not
do it justice, and SO forebear.
Before the lecture prayer was offered
by Rev. Mr.. Lennard, after which Miss
Nellie McSpaden rendered, in her own
pleasing manner, Birds in the
Boughs," an instrumental solo. Judge
Emerson paid us very high compli-
ment in delivering before our school
this lecture, which was, as he explain
ed, written for the truth-loving liter :
att of New England. ] make the fol-
towing excerpt of the lecture in the
hope that the apprecatiye reader may
sometime have all opportunity to hear
the entire argument:
IMMORTALITY PROVED BY PHILoS-
OPHY.
"'If a man die shall he live again?'
is question of all time, asked no less
earnestly by tie intelligent hsathen
than by the enlightened Christian.
Can Christian do more tran believe
when fortified by piety? The best
Christian minds are constantly asking
this question. From the first German
thought has strained its best ene rgy to
answer this question.
Science teaches that no atom is ever
lost. There is only one grand round of
change in matter, nothing ia constant
but change, The anne kind of matter
which composes the moulds of space,
forms our bodies and is acted upon by
the all prevailing life-principle. If we
are OF the earth earthly so indeed are
we of the heavens heavenly, The
mind constantly seeks itself by the
study of phenomena i'm nature.
There must be eternal life else there
were no death. Only the permanent
can change. Change is only differ
ence ot phases. IF man is to live forev-
er it is because he changes (dies). Man
is immortal because he Is a mar, hence
he can think out his relations.
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The changes of the mind are only its
activity. We can not escape the total.
ity of mind-conception. Thought is
the measure Of truth, self consciousness
is immortal. Mind may vary in acci.
dent but it is one. Man does not exist
until the eathy (the body and the
heavenly (the mind) be united. The
object changes but the subject does not
change, hence man must call himself
because he is immortal. Man Is God
manifested and only when God dies can
man die. When man becomes uncon.
scious God will cease to live. Christ In
revealing God to humanity only re-
veals man as divine.
Hume and Huxley maintain that
senation is fleetlng, but sensation is q
series (Which tends to final whole by
memory, experience, imagination, etc.)
and hence is immortal. Man mnst be
in nature in order to come out of nature
just as the bird must be In the egg in
order to come out of it.
Environment is as much q part OF
man as man is Of it. The fittest mind
is that whose environment is highest
and widest. ls not environment only
a means to an end? Is not the mind
(man) put under this restriction that
it (he) may heighten and broaden it.
self (himselD?
Reason expresses itself in let ters and
in art, and through science and religion
lifts the mind (man) up to God. Man
dies that he may live as God. There
must be death that there may be life,
and the question If man die shall he
live again?' is answered from the very
necessities of mans nature"
"There is no death! what seems SO is
transition:
This life of mortal breath,
Is but a suburb of the life elysian,
Whose portal we call DEATH"
The lecture throughout was listened
to with the keenest appreciation by all.
except only few who necessarily as
serted that even truth itself has no
right to deprive them of their preroga-
tive to celebrate their annual holiday,
April 1st. We hope our guests will not
judge us by such specimens. At the
of the lecture Miss Carrie
L. Evans conclusively proved that
music hath charms, etc." for we not
iced, that while she was SO beautifully
playing "The Harmonious Black.
smith,. those few whose tongye~--
betrayed their lack of brains were for q
silent. After vocal quar-
tette by members Of the school the
audience separated with thelconviction
that there is In life something better
than mere sense; such was the feeling
Of at least
ONE Who WAS BENErI1Ep.
Caledonia. no., April 4kh, 1887. -
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY, IRON COUNTY.
COURTS:

COUR RTS:
CIRCUIT COURT is held on the
Fourth Monday in April and October.
COUNTY COURT convenes on the
First Monday of March, June, September
and December.
PROBATE COURT is held on the First
Monday i'll February, May, August and No.
Nember.
OFFICERS:
\. W. HoLLOMAN, Presiding Judge Com-
ty Court.
Jos. G. CLARKsoN, County Judge, South
ern District.
II. J. HILL, County Judge, Western Dis
trict.
J. 5. JORDAN, Prosecuting Attorney.
:. T.. RUFORD, Collector.
W. y. FLETCHER, County Clerk.
JOS. HUFF, Circuit Clerk.
FRANZ DINGER. Probate Judge.
VIM. III. WHITWORTH, Treasurer.
II. w. WENTWORTH, Sheriff.
:. L. REYBURS, Assessor.
w. y. GREGORY, Coroner.
j. L. AXE, Public Administrator.
\. W. HOLLOMAN, surveyor.
j. Il. SCOTT, School Commissioner.
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Official Directory.

L. 5. SENATOR'S:
HON. F. NJ. COCKRELL, Warrensburg.
Hon. GEO. G. VEST, Kansas City.
MEMBER OF CONGRESS:
Hon. MARTIN l.. CLARDY, Tenth District
De Lassus, Mo.
L. S. LAND OFFICE-JAMEs FL. CHASE,
Register; VIM. II. EDGAR, Receiver-Iron-
ton, Mo.
STATE SENATOR:
Hon. j. PERRY JOHNSON, Twenty fourth
District, Fredericktown.
REPRESENTATIVE COunty-W. T.
CROCKER, Goodwater.
JOHN l.. THOMAS, Judge Twenty Sixth
Circuit, De Soto, No.
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SOCIETIES.:

IRON LODGE, No. 1O7, I. 0. 0. F.,
meets every Monday at its hall, corner Main
and Madison streets. THOMAS BEARD, n.
G. FRANZ DINGER, Secretary.
IRoNToN ENCAMPMENT, No. 90, 1.
O. o. f.. meets on the first and third Thurs
day evenings of every month IN odd-Fei-
lows Hall, corner Main and Madison streets
THOs. BEARD, C. p. FRANZ DINGER, Scribe.
STAR OF THE WEST LODGE, No. 1873,
AZ. Il \. NJ, meets in Masonic Hall, corner
Main and Madison streets, on saturday OF or
d .receding full moon. W. Il. EDGAR, W. NJ.
G. II. PECK Secretary.
INDIAN CHAPTER, No. Al, II. A,
NEE y at the Masonic Hall on the first and
third Tuesdays of each month, at 2. NJ. Is.
SHEPHERD, VI. Z. ii. p FRANZ DINGER,
Secretary.
4nsy VALLEY LODGE, No. 1870,
#xTANx@ KNIGHTS or HONOR, meets in
s%SNYEsOdd-FelIo Hall every alternate
AME= Wednesday evenings. W.T.GAY,
"%saz@N$ ID. W. B. NEWMAN, Reporter.
EASTERN STAR LODGE, No. 81, A.
F. a. NJ. (colored), meets on the second
Saturday of each month.
PILOT KNOB.
PILOT KNOB LODGE. No. 253, y. o.
II. w. meets every Friday evening in odd
Fellows Hall.
PILOT KNOB LODGE, No. l56, 10. O.
n meets every Tuesday evening at their
hail. CIIAs. MAsCHMETER, secretary.
PILOT KNOB MINERS BENEVOLENT
Association. WM. SEARLE, President.
TUEO. TONNELLIE, Secretary.
IRON LODGE, No. so, SONs OF HER
NAN. meets on the second and last sunday of
each month. WM. STEFFENS, President.
VAL. EFFINGER, Secretary.
PILOT KNOB LAW AND ORDER
Jr,crE. f. A. EBRECHr, President.
gree TONNELIIE, Secretary.
IRON MOUNTAIN.
IRoS MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 43O,
NJ. meets Saturday night on or
,ftrr the full moon. JNo. WEBB, W. NJ.
Nj. SMITH, Secretary.
IRON MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 26o, L.
90. F., meets Wednesday night OF each week
Iron MOUNTAIN LODGE, No. 293,
40. L. W.. meets on the first and third
Friday of each month.
BELLEVIEW.
Mosaic LODGE No. 35l, A. +. d y.
NJ. meets on Saturday night of or preceding
fuli moon. JAS. HILL, W. NJ.
puERE LODGE, No. $50, L. o. 0. F.,
meets every Saturday in Masonic Hall.
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i. Notfs.e, dessert In nsl.

,r- - Land N,ic. Helena, Mon,.,n.. Noy. 5. l>>..
i:,,nn;,i having hc..r entered at this Office hv
l,oh.. j. Moore agains, Charles l.. HAYWARD for
failure TO complv VIII, lsw ~ t3;en.ry 20: t99o
SE, :, scr. IS. township !, SRo W. IN Heavier
head County. Nior,., with view to 'l'r:'ncc'ia'i'n
nt said entry: contestant alleging that the claimant
A. - ,,,N rta,mc. the above lan,l7 attempt
cn made 50 to do :nsl ;hat the rla;'nt his !e't
the Tcr,iior\ ot MoI,t:nl. .-
N,w ,!,-i.urc tl,t. said parties :rc hcrchT sum
,o,,l ,o nnwar at this ofc, on. the ee,'d day "i
D..n,b,r IS,- at Ii, g clock IN. fn respond and
r,Tn;s testimony cu,,ccrnin said alleged failure
Said testimony to l,c taken h':i'r, IL: y Sirf"n
pr!,n,,. ityc Ic:,yvr.: I'D County, 1T i)h!'n. A'"'
Dcrcr,i,,r ls, 1857. :,
"a. ( ,,-,,,.~ \,,', for Contestant Is. I'D
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE 1T HELENA. Mont. Sep -
NOTICE is hereby given ,l,a, ,hs following nam.
cd settler has filed notice ut his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof will he made before the Clerk ut the Distr
Court, OF Bca>crhead Co... Montana nj the city oi
Dillon. Montana on
November :6, 1887. viz: darius \. Chase
who made homestead application Number ,.43l
for the ~, Ni:A. SWA Nl:14and NWr-, >i:r l.
sec. 81. lip. / : X X w.
He names the following Witnesses to prove his
continuous rt sidcnrc upon and cultivation OF said
land. James Inn.S, Alfred II. McNcv, Fr,nl
NJ. Dixon and William Fraser. all ct Wis.om.'M. +
l,-tu :. w. W.l.ANGHOR\E,R Register.
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St,I1CE FON FIMAI.sl.ROOF.

i,ASn tNt1cE At 1ltLzsA.A's h.s'S"'. = '>s7.
A1OYlCi: is hereby given tina, the 'tnllow,n. n,,n
IN ia settles hasi fl,d he,ics,.A his iptentios To
make i;naI riioi in Support Of t.aih,, and that
said l,!,af wit Is snad ''sotr , Z; Il 4: 's't"
Ion, Mont, On .,.
! Dee. ~. lxx., via samuel NJ: Sa<elts'n,
,yl,r, ,pads prssv,,hion - Eo.zso& tor the w.
Mex :'sl:1 x :SlGt<t and NE'-4 'NN:A See. sy,tp'
lid iaas,ss tbe foowins wi,n.:,srs to- prove his
continuous residence upon, ard cultivation "f. s;tia
land. va lanes y. FOX, 4All,sr. w. Br"n'hcld.
Heni amin T. li,:hv ans! John w. Wright all OF
WiStcn. Mont. "
i'd =. W. l.AN0iiCN y l.. NcS'>tei'
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7 I Elss Z r I.S
|, IEShEklFF'X.sSALE

In the District Court. ,rd judicial District, Mon
''". y''a Sth >iisSSi IT, asnss tain;'' =. J
Sarah y. +. Amv~. Azei An,cs, Dr. Ec:,rcrhc;id
t'ye o!: ss S.,,Es %i; ,,sth; ,st,"T; n
S;S.s6. ~T' ]a':' "'"s7
Voas ar,lcrargcs $',o12.7s.
'RN> itss et Il decree ot the above entitled court,
in Ire 1nva 'eTtiNt, action, to me duly issued.
will sell at Shcrit'> sale. Il; The front door ot the
court h"'.s in the city ct Dillon. ls,.verhcad Co."
Montana Territory. on Thursday: the ,4th day Of
November. \. d.. 1857. the following described
real property. to.wit:
The sou,l,c:,s, quarter OF section 10: the south
half OF the ncTtheast quarter. the northwest quarter
the northeast quarter and the northeast quarter ot
the nrtwcst quarter of section 10: the west half OF
thG nelrhwc est quarter. the srathrs; quarter OF the
north'S.s; quarter and Me southwest quarter OF
1ss TO- isa = % nSE HoE K srny ssn o'D n "r
own ~ and in ,ha south halt OF the southwest
quarter ~ sc.titdi r; ana the north halt OF the
northwest quarter ri section 4; the northwest
lN"rttr 1tths ssp"t'pnrtiI',ntlsHs Aht se"ih Eh 8,
the n"rticaSt quarter nl section IS: the southeast
quarter nj the southwest pnartcr the south halt I"
the St",thya~, quarter and the northeast quarter I"
tho soutlsrAst .Nltrtr a' section s. the northwest
tu;,, lind beast u:irscr the north half ri
the northwest quarter and tn. southwest quarter o
northwest Iteter y, Stc,ien Il. and the north
ives, quarter o section y. all "f which l6'*. l'c'c
! and parcels %. land are ii, township u. south I"
rungy west, situate On the l;cavcr,c:,i river. a''ou
Elnins hsihWs the rny"f Dillon. in said county i"
| R."ty crh,,. t.:ss.. h&eeua.- III : e-,a.
.Iosctaer with AL apl singular the premises AM
srb'.r' Wi,st- te'S.i,,'t's ti'ches
! canals. dams and reservoirs IN nn\W1sc thcfcunt'
| ASlor.ing or appcr,ainin..
! sale to- commence At 1"ci"'k y. M, OF sll" ''tN
;4'5H '.s'"9: = II ::lrsn g.. r,.os. j.. HOMES,
;shvr'l Of l;cavrr','ad County. Montana.
F,. -
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
NlNING APPLICATION No. 1921.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE, !
Helena. Montana, Oct. II. 1887.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena, Montana, Oct. II. 1887. :.
NOTICE is hcrelrxivra,4 4a.,laA fprgr v. Ear,p
~ lin. whose lr,.fusliol is.tttEtits..
Montana, has this day filed his applicable OH FORA
patent for 1900 linear 4t IL tile tircetone lncle
mining claim. situated in Birch Creek mi, mining
district, Beavcrhead county. Montana Territory.f
the position, course and extent of the said min
iagclaim, designEta sy ayieial survey t,sXr.'-
'9s 251 f'ia'si!$ q Sea 'Gsss rs sss: e:
of on tile in this Othce, Ms follows. towit: ise-
gnning at the 5 W cor. II granite stone IN place
Axaxl2 #. above ground marked (-t) 1,2l3, Tor
cor. witnessed BY bearing trees from WHICH in
itial point MOL established for EhFveyt IA .s,p7
pcsed (unsurveyed) 7. south rangc ~ W bears
ssuth 49, 81 west 5t11 J. ft.rlHts running thence
sast 6O0 feet, thence north f5J0 itet. thence w n
Es e scr: Ass,sI,a q x ", llace aE.. & {:
this survey claimed by the ab"v" named nppli-
cant. t3fEff 81
Office Of the County Recorder of I3eaverh'ad
county, ON page 49, III book "O' "f records.
The adjoining claims are unknown.
H. + x. =, Wtf.kAtsHeRkE. Register.
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Notirc for Final Proof.

I,>, t,r,i.l NJ HELENA. NJ. L., Nov. :" ~
H1rriCE is hcrc.,v given thai me i"i4'"lh. nan
N c, settler has iS,' nsi'r :' his 'n'e,Mi"n @ 4, l.,
,,,A ina: ,rro'n support "' his c..Hi '';t "''
,rni,1l,. i ...,c, III Dillon. NJ. Tat"
Dee. 10. :S*:. viz: James -. '"S'
VIII, made ;rvcrp,on" = No.. .,:oS Tor o,.!~ ,e "a. 4
half s.tc:.s, .,,r,rr: northwest l.'ai,vf s
quarter sec,ic', %. S"nthws;' '''@' S''''''>
...,,.,rtcr Sec = IN. 1 ) X IS 5N D., x,,~ l.; -.
IT.. rumc. the following |itnes - =. ~ "se '
con,;mou, resde,,cr upon and r!:'l> .''' u rrn" @
land. NJ: Sla,uc, NJ. Skc!u,r: .N!;": ~, MI
t;.IJ Hen,s,nn i. Harry and Joi'' ". Nr.1A'' III
Of WisJt,u Mnntir:,. ,.,,,,>.,
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NOtirt. for Final Proof.

Lam Orri,.' i; Helena. No't No.. :, ~.
H7NrlCE is hereby given ,i!a' 'hr '"!lo"!''-
IN NAMED settler has ,:lcd notice "t his nrn'i"n
10 unc final proof support 1T t's rE.u. ana u,''
s,;I r,nrI viii he made before II. H. Milton, Pro,
M,,r l,i-cn nt Hvnv,rhr;, Co., NJ T.. n 'h!!"n'
Mont. on
Dec. 10Th. 1897. viz: .All"r: W. tr"mhei'''
who made ;,rec.nr,ion u No; 5t'> tor the - -
SW,.a; MI >W..!: SEt'' NV ~ Sec Up
81 i.>N. . ,;
lie names the nrwi.'- vi ,r~>,.S t. prove ~,
,nnfi,."ou, residence, upon. and cultivation "'. sad
,,nI VIZ: Sa;nuc, VI. >k.iton, LUNGS ID. FoN,
E,n';, q Eourni,r ara Ecnialain II. Apple'~ al
,,' Wisdom. NJ. T.. -:,
r,.td -. " I.NNSh''"N'. 'Ne%'S>>''
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=
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
MINING APPLICATION no. 1929
'ai Il: If tMgEp SYATEs LAND OFflCE.
;" " " = HefeI,h Mont. Oct IL. lASi.

:saA Il: If tNlgEp S,fATEs LAND OFtlcE.
Helelh, Mont. Oct. II, lsS'..
NOTICE is hereby given, that George W. Fur
- iA whose postOtiice address is Butte City,
R1sata hns saItE eResi ion for =
At&ffur 1900 EnshrN fdtt hf# thG Mdiar eapcqa,
!Si9sainLng clsanL shneaea il Birch G,rcekmin.-
ID eistr3it, Beaskfhs sAtfc,HnIy, Montana Terri,
NV Asposi.ion il,4irc ind extpnt df t3l., said
ianhE claim; &esA,lS !, by Enn s,ttieial survey
slEl1 VE = lot T.gs kovnahiG NJ, spush rensSt'
and described in the official field notes AMI plat
thereof on file in this office. as follows, t",wit:
Beginning at the n W COZ, ;srAlite stone A)xl1-
xis ins. set - ins. deep marked i!.ii! fnr cor:
poin1, No. i 'iarstablisl,eds for surveys in sup
posed Doh sunsM,tyeysl,T M south range 10 " bears
r. r.. west I5el feet thence S73e E6D It. thence
~, ian it. theuce n "a W 800 it. '" cor.
40; the place of beginning containing an area
Mss';sre. in this survey SLAMMED i'y the above
named applicant. +: III ~ i M ).
The location of this mine is recorded in tl"..
"uce Of the County Recorder Of Beavrrh"'s't
county. on page 43l in book CO. Of records.
ate adjoining claims are unknown.
". SW. LANGHoRNE. Register
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Notice for Final l'ra.OC.

Land Office a; lie. III. Mont. Oct. .r>..: 1897.
Notice is hcrrh; gwen t,.t he fol! lowing n'n.'
,t cr has filed ,,o;i,,. I'll his ibtcn,iGn to make
!:,,al proc, in supper, 20; Iii; claim. and that sad
,,r.,n. vii! be ,l:iir trot H. Il. Melton. probate
i,.,or OF he lvcrllrad '1"m'r. NJ L.. II hl''"n Mon
i:!':a. ni!
November ~. 1885,: viz: John ". Moran.
who .n:..i,. ,,,.:np.ien Il, .Nn rs, inr the SEA-
SEE. :; Tr. : Il ". .
I names the 1.!o>, IL. Nin. S>t>t" prov" his
continuous rvSlcnrc ''l'' ;'!''i '"l'"t"i ni sag
land. viz; I,n.S ly,-,, tl.>. H r,n:i,. \n,rn N.
Jackson and Wl.;H. I. h"''!''". 'il "i NS'''"N.
Mont ,1,.. 49,. .
SIT =. " :. ]. NNt'if'h' l.. t'',Si'''f.
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Desert Land. linal Prooi.--NOtiee for Pub
~.ss licatiOll.

s ~. ). LAND OlFlel, nelcaa, M'mt., :,
&.,E#: s"= September goth. 1>>7' =
,:T.nce N,nce Is hc:rhvvivcn that Matthias Waidhrrr,
'suon, f,;l>erhc:iI county, Mont. has MED
a; OF intention To- make proof ON his scr: .;;''d
>E,., Nj MI MS tor The SWAT -: NM!:4 60 80 !
nv toM..i Sec. y TIP. 5 II, w before III. 4. Mel.
i ,prooa,c Judge .of Rcav.rhead county,. NJ nj
~ Montana on Tuesday. the Stl, day of N"v..
NJ names the following witnesses 20 prove. The
,:pe'e irrigation and reclamation OF said ,nd
MI Wulw.rth, Frank Shoemaker. John
"snt ''I and Charles Francis all of Wisdom. Mont
3. :. w. LANGlIoRNF, RcSStcr.
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!'cscrt Land. t'iu"l !'rnni. En.irs. for Pub
.i-atioi;.

is. Land oilicc. Helena, Mon os; o;.,, -.
Notice Is hereby given tat irlul> iiil' Of Red
Rock. nc:. .erh";l c0untv. Mont. ,.; :icl rfcc,
Of intention to lliie proof On his desert l,,,; claim
number 100, for thc nortE,cu,; quarter sec. 10,
northwest quarter northwest quarter sec. lp.
south range: "a west before II. x. Melton probate
'ldgc of EcaNc:hcii county. y. T.. al Dillon.
Mont, on Saturday. the 10TH IA, o.. N1>e,cr ISL
He names the following witnesses to prove tie
complete irrigation and reclamation of sid Land
Emerson Hill, James w. 1rn,t Daniel II. Ci,i,-
ham and John Frost. all "' Rcd Rock. Mont.
t,-iG =. ". n.cEorle. Register.
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-: ~ T.. =: ~; III: .ii.;; 4
Nistfcc for 'EiI,ai'l'rs,0C. 4

I'M, EJtt1rh u; Hrlrnl. Mont, October ;. I>>7.
\otirc.is hereby .ivc,, that the follow ra',ed SET
tier has t;lcu ,mif, M his intention /" ,ks final
proof in support q! his riain and t,a. said proc:
will ~. made before II. X. Melton, probate Judge ot
l.c:.vrrhc;,l county. NJ. T., a, Dillon. Mont. on
Nov. 18th. 1881. viz :Wm. r.. lts'tIslnc.
who nalr prccnp;"n .!rcar,'nry statement No.
7,.S tt,r The ,SE! .Sr,:. -. To: SK W..
iic names the following wi,nc>>,.: t" prove his
continues residence ,.pn,, and cultivation OF >ai,.
land, viz: jnlr ". Moran. G,or.;c smith,
Anton ". jackson ana Ci'ttc Herman, all 't Wis
,?-h :. ". 1.>S';urRSt. R,ri>'yr.
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Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice tor Pub
~ i Y IT,. \; lTcation. Y j .A..: =,
UNIFIED STATES I.Akp OEE,CE,

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II. ,lIslena, Alontant. ;N'"; i, ~,
Nj MOrlesii-ttrs,,y give, tha, Elizab.1h Stephens
IN Of I<an,,:ck NJ. r., has filed notice of inten-
ton I" make proof IN her testr, land claim No.
1919. ':r the Sill NW,.:4: Me- sW':. NW,-4
SE 4. So SEX Sec. 80, Up. =, : u" before
Difion, M snn AIonday, s',c. 18th day ot De-
:rch,,aer, l>S1.s.
,Ymnl,tc irripation ind reclamation. of :snd ltnl
lanes jayycrs. John Jack, William Roe and sam,
,,cl DusutrS all of B,rri,:,ek Mont. :. .'.'
t,.Asl I'll sass4.aa $. w. .I.ANGllONNE. Register.
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Desert Land. FINAL Proof. Notice for l'Ab-
LEGATION.
UNITED STATES LAND nffItF.
Helena. Montana, Oct. "a. s.

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Helena. Montana, Oct ~. 1887.
NOTICE i is !cy,.,v given that James la"gcrs, of
~ Hlnn,ck. BraNurhcad cru,ty, Montana, lr,,
filed notice ofi:itenti"n to make pr"n'rn his desert
land CLAIM No lop. for the mort beast qilrtcr north
quarter Yves, half nor,heass q.,.rtr west half south.
cas-, quarter sou.l, half st,iufStt quarter sec. ),
Tr. rs II !, w, before clerk o: the district court
Mon,a,,a on Satir.L,y, the ,utlt day u. Dsccmbc,
1887.
lie n.,,cs the following witnesses 10 proNe the
complete irrigation and rec lnatioh "t said land
ram I. lliaaiSsbn, r,Iof Rar, ck. Mont. (: / Il
!, IL. !; Is. III. LlANtsa tt)I<Nl:, Rrgistrt.% /
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TKtl.rNE STEAM JOB OFFICE.

The facilities Tor turning out Job printing
At the TRIBUNE JOB department ;rc equal
to those of the best printing establishments
in Montana. Our pressesare run by steam
and with the latest styles OF types and ma.
tcrial we arc prepared to turn ouea'l kinds
Of Job work.
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Helena, Mont. Ncl. T.. l~~,.
il'- hereby .iye!, thai John i. i;lby. .t
l!anl""E. Montana Territory has tl.r,l uutic' q;
Intention TO make proof on his desert uu claim.
No. ,hii. for the northwest quarter and al.uti,-
west quarter sec. l> 10 u south range II W h,-
fore f. L. Mclnn: probate JUDI. hrnverhcad
county. N. T.. at Dillon, Mont. GA M"n,iay the
lth day of December. l>s7.
II. names the following witne--r> to prove the
complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land: Louis kreaser, Frederick ". Pahnisli.
jerome J. Sperry and Hugh p. Grugan all. OF
E;lnnack. Mont.
tH-td S. W. I4anghurn, E,.,irrrc-a
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.,-.rt Land. Final proof-N'Stice for Pub
lic:,tiOn.
il 4 Land Office, Helena. Mont. Oct. II

H. = Land Office, Helena. Mont. Oct. II, '~>'.
Viz. is hereby given tina, Abran $. Rife, of
s1sa a notice notice Of intention to make proof on his
ss land claim NJ f lii9 far #n LAND IN M","n nnsn
s.!M s.hntr ;nlre. Dillon Montana. ON Monday. the
lsb dav Of December. 1857.
'' u @ names thp following witnesses to proyr tin.
umnlete ,u irrigation and reclamation Of said
ssna Snthony s lnrrett. James :. barrett. JOS
aab au d Metlel, and Isaac Rife, al. Of Red Rock.
Montana. =, - p.:..
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---, 1und. Final Proof Notice for PUP
e" licatiOn.

and Office. Helena. Mont. Oct. II, 1887.
t.s' l.A haroi,v given that AnthonyS. Barrett,
Hs,fRf Hys Rock COUNTY M"ntfnn; af "a" s h;s
lied notice oi ,;,, NJ. 1lol for land in unsur-
esert T' ahu !. t;1 /. W. before Henry r. Melton.
eyed .a II? ?;ndre' !. at Dillon. Montana "m Monday,
prcna.the ,s.h Inv Of December. 1881.
he e. ln names the folowny witnesses to prey" tH
s;sR?ss Rsr "Gs y s''is'"a Nfs ossp Sf rag
land: apr"ai nna lanes s. Barrett, all Of Red Rock.
Montana. = " l,xGuopNE. Rn.i.trr,
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